The ECO Cultural Institute has released the seventh issue of its monthly publication “Econameh” for Farvardin 1405. This edition, structured in four chapters, presents a curated selection of tangible and intangible cultural heritage from ECO member states, expert analyses, cultural reports, and thematic special features.
The editorial highlights the role of the ECO Cultural Institute as a cultural bridge among the region’s nations and underscores the importance of culture in fostering solidarity, dialogue, and sustainable cooperation.
Key Highlights of This Issue:
• Chapter I: A comprehensive overview of the cultural heritage of ECO member states, featuring historical sites, natural landmarks, and traditional arts from Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Central Asia, Türkiye, and beyond.
• Chapter II: Official statements and cultural positions of the ECO Cultural Institute regarding recent crises, analyses on international law and the protection of cultural heritage during armed conflict, and reflections on cultural diplomacy in regional cohesion.
• Chapter III: A special feature on Turkmenistan, focusing on intangible heritage policies, identity symbols, and cultural continuity.
• Chapter IV: A review of cultural events, festivals, and artistic programs across ECO member states, along with the cultural calendar for the upcoming month.
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